Zombie Apocalypse...

When you signed the contract to appear on the TV show "Alone at the Edge of the World," you thought it would be the worst experience of your life. Thirty days far from the comforts of civilization, on a desert island, with minimal food and a camera. The show's rules placed ten participants on an island. Each had to survive independently, staying in the same territory without assistance or alliances. The first days resembled a competition of characters, where they watched each other from afar and sometimes crossed paths at a source of fresh water. Also in the first days they learned to make a canopy from palm leaves, make fire and catch fish with a primitive harpoon. The presenter's voice emerged from a speaker hidden in the rocks, talking about the challenges for everyone and other information for the participants. On the seventh day, everything went wrong. The cameras started turning off, and then everything went dark. And in the evening, the general emergency radio channel turned on by itself, and a voice croaked from its speakers: "...a global emergency...a virus outbreak...the dead are coming back to life..." From the fragments of radio signals, it became clear: the world beyond the island was crumbling. Cities had fallen. Communication was lost. The show had ended, not officially, but forever.

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